I thought it was pretty interesting what the folks over at ESPN said about the trade.

And you can make your own decision, obviously, on what you think of Quinn and Williams.

And I thought the last paragraph was pretty funny because they say on the entertainment value scale, this was the best trade of the day.

It might bear good returns on the football field.

Williams is a highly disruptive and talented player, but on the trade value scales,

this deal was heavily weighted to the Jets.

And he goes on to say it from a hypothetical standpoint.

So if you don't know, the Jets get to choose in 2027, it's not choosing, they're just waiting

to see who has a worst record, And then they will take that pick.

It wasn't like we're either taking the Cowboys or the Packers pick. And quite honestly, when I heard all this going down, driving and listen to the Sweet Spot, because they hadn't been released yet. And in my head, I'm thinking, surely Dallas gave them the Packers pick.

Yeah.

Did you guys not think that immediately

when you heard about this?

I was hoping.

Yeah, I don't know that I had faith, but I hoped.

I just thought you're dealing with a 27, 28-year-old,

let's call him 28.

You're dealing with a 28-year-old guy, and he's worth potentially a top 10 pick at that position?

Yeah, that's the issue.

Anyway.

I mean, he was drafted third overall, but he's 28, or he will be in December.

Right.

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